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A magical place, surrounded by nature

The Hermitage of San Bartolomé is a fascinating church located in the Cañón del Río Lobos Natural Park, in the communities of Herrera de Soria, Nafría de Ucero, and Ucero. Built in the first quarter of the 13th century, in a style that transitions from Romanesque to Gothic.

The large cave, a large cavity in an idyllic landscape, which is the surroundings of the hermitage of San Bartolomé

Another beautiful trail runs through here, the PRC SO-49, the Cañada Real de las Merinas Trail.

Remarkable 13th-century hermitage with transitional Romanesque architecture and Arabic influences in its two rose windows. The best thing is its location, in a beautiful spot at the southern end of the Río Lobos Gorge. The parking lot is one kilometer away and the path to the hermitage is easy and pleasant, flat, along the Lobos River

Impressive cave created by nature over millions of years

The path ends in some rocky cuts that facilitate the descent to the hermitage, but before falling to the sanctuary, a path emerges along the steps on the left that leads to the Balconcillo del Río Lobos, rock bridges carved into the edge of the cliffs like windows. of the canyon and the Templar sanctuary. The path finally descends to the hermitage and connects with the river path towards the Park House. The hermitage is Romanesque, from the 13th century and is well preserved. On the opposite walls is the Cueva Grande, it is impressive, in addition the silhouette of the entrance creates a kind of border around the hermitage, it was a cave sanctuary for the anchorites of the canyon. The trail continues along the milestones of the long-distance trail GR-86 and soon the connection with the PRC-SO 67 of the Senda de las Gullurías appears.

Depending on the time there are more people than during the war, and riding a bike can be a bit uncomfortable (or you are for the rest). But the hermitage and the whole environment in general are worth it. It is a wonder